How The Bank Was Wound Up [iv]
15/4/1865
See also 'Promoter of Companies', All the Year Round, Vol. XI, No. 255, 'How We "Floated" the Bank', All the Year Round, Vol. XII, No. 297 and 'How the Bank Came to Grief', All the Year Round, Vol. XIII, No. 305.
An Area Sneak
See also 'A Serpent in Arcadia', All the Year Round, Vol. XIV, No. 328, 'A Prophet without Honour', All the Year Round, Vol. XV, No. 356 and 'Ballad Opera and Home Tragedy', All the Year Round, Vol. XVII, No. 408. These 'three stories are written as continuations of ['An Area Sneak'] and are therefore, I assume', writes Robert Bledsoe, 'also by Chorley' (Dickens, Journalism, Music: Household Words and All the Year Round [London: Continuum, 2012], p. 115).
Talk
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Half a Million of Money [i]
22/4/1865
Respecting the Sun
Timkins's Testimonials
Antlers
The Lottery Dreamer [iii]
Half A Million Of Money [ii]
29/4/1865
More Light
A Hero Misunderstood
Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens' Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 77. Article reprinted in Spicer's Bound to Please, 2 vols (1867).
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Based in part on Life and Times of Sir Joshua Reynolds: With Notices of Some of his Contemporaries by Charles Robert Leslie and Tom Taylor (London: John Murray, 1865).
White Lies
Down in Cornwall
Half a Million of Money [iii]
6/5/1865
Richard Cobden's Grave
Chess Chat
This article is based on Bibliographie Anecdotique du Jeu des Echecs (Anecdotal Bibliography of the Game of Chess [Paris: Jules Gay, 1864]) by Jean Gay.
